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He wished to emphasize that they still support the staff's recommendations for all the reasons already in the records of the various hearings and believe a density;of 6, which actually equates to something much less than that, should be maintained. While the Winter Beach League has many participants who are owners of small lots, Mr. Herzog wanted the Board to consider that in the 250 acre area about 900 of the property owners have submitted letters in support of having the density level maintained at 6. Planner Shearer believed Mr. Herzog is referring to the 216 acres that was deleted, and Commissioner Eggert noted that really isn't under consideration today. She asked if Mr. Herzog was opposing the change to LD -1 on the subject 250 acres. Mr. Herzog stated they have no opposition to the change for the area outlined on the map; they are not concerned about the area west of Lateral G. James Taylor, 69th St., Winter Beach, spoke for residents of the area who cannot be here today. He noted that the plan being discussed is not the one originally drawn up for the Winter Beach area. He stressed that there are too many unanswered questions concerning the fate of their community, and the corridor as originally presented is the major question. Mr. Taylor believed the residents' investments represent a far greater investment and potential for loss should the complexion of the neighborhood change radically, and he again asked the Commission to act on the proposal as originally developed. Mrs. Ida Kirk informed the Board that they do not want the proposal as it is today, which is LD -1 just for their property, and if it comes to voting it down, so be it. They want the LD -1 for all the acreage originally proposed. It was determined no one else wished to be heard, and the Chairman declared the public hearing closed. 53 M FEB 17 981 �oo� Gg c�